Semi-OT: Last night, was Jamie Collins even on the field?

maineman209 said:

Did you hurt yourself? Stub your toe or something?

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Hey, say what you're supposed to say!

PP2 said:

Hey, say what you're supposed to say!

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(sigh)

Well, okay.

Ach, wer?

maineman209 said:

(sigh)

Well, okay.

Ach, wer?

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PP2 said:

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Sprichst du kein deutsch?

Collins has seemingly left a lot to be desired since getting paid, but I’m currently watching a replay of TNF and he tackled and wrapped up a Jest receiver on a crossing route short of the sticks.

Still waiting for one of our linebackers do to something like that...

maineman209 said:

Sprichst du kein deutsch?

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Ja, ein kleines bisschen. But the joke sounds better in English.

PP2 said:

Ja, ein kleines bisschen. But the joke sounds better in English.

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Well, then ... "God Bless you!"

Bradyking12 said:

The injuries in 2015 made me crazy, closest shot at an undefeated season since 2007, once Edelman and Lewis went down I know it was over.

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Yep. The 2015 team would have been an amazing team if they could have stayed healthy. But losing an offensive player seemingly every week was just too much to overcome.

QuantumMechanic said:

Yep. The 2015 team would have been an amazing team if they could have stayed healthy. But losing an offensive player seemingly every week was just too much to overcome.

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That darn regular season game at Mile High. Had this JAG (what was his name again?) held on to that punt the Patriots would've left Denver 11-0. I don't think they lose to Denver at home - even with all those injuries on offense. And the 2015 Panthers were beatable, even by a banged-up Patriots squad. Not saying that the 2015 Pats would have been favourites, but the 2015 Panthers are not the 2013 Seahawks.